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BRITISH KIMMATOGRAPHY
VOLUME 22 No. 6
HON. TECHNICAL EDITOR: R. J. T. BROWN, D.S.C., B.Sc. (Fellow)
JUNE, 1953
CONTENTS
Newly Elected Hon. Fellows and Fellows -.--._._.
The Society Dinner ------___-__
The Flammability and Flash Point of Cellulose Acetate Film Containing Various Amounts of Cellulose Nitrate R. W. PICKARD, B.Sc, and D. HIRD, B.Sc.
Production Techniques in the Making of Educational Films New Equipment ------
Technical Abstracts -___.
Book Review ------
FRANK A. HOARE (Member)
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THE NEWLY ELECTED PRESIDENT
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HE newly elected President, Mr. Baynham Honri, F.R.P.S.,
F.R.S.A. (Fellow), was introduced to the " mysteries " of
motion picture techniques at a very early age.
Educated at Mill Hill School, he founded there, just after
World War I, a Film Society when, with a hand-cranked Moy
camera, he photographed and produced a newsreel of the school
athletic activities and other events.
He entered the film industry and joined the Stoll Studios in 1921. After varied experience in the B.B.C. Engineering Department and as Sound Supervisor for Islington and Twickenham Studios, he returned to the Stoll in 1937 as General Manager.
Now, Studio Manager at Ealing Studios, Ltd., Baynham Honri£is best known for his eagerness to examine and exploit fresh* techniques and new processes. He will certainly have the opportunity to exercise this enthusiasm during his term of office, for the utmost vision will be required in resolving the manifold problems with which the industry is beset. In the work which lies ahead, the President may be assured of the best wishes and keen support of his fellow members. R J T B
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Baynham Honri, F.R.P.S., F.R.S.A. (Fellow)